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Looking for this sword
Good night everyone, I dont know if this is the right place to create this topic if dont im sorry, Im looking for this sword anyone have it ? [Hidden Content] Best regards, -
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Hey guys can you please link the Dump Proto program?
Hello, M2Dev is a known forum and in order to gain the trust of the community, our trust and thus be able to offer your services within our marketplace, you must have public works similar to what you wish to sell (On our community or others, this is strongly recommended...). Our goal isn't to exclude or prevent members from selling or offering your services, but it considerably increases the seller's chances of being authorized on our marketplace by allowing us to verify his reliability. We don't want any resellers or scammers in our marketplace. M2Dev remains a guarantee of quality for the members of our community. Also, a well-known and fully trusted member can also recommend you. Are you known on other Metin2 communities? (If so, which ones and with which usernames?) Do you have any reviews from your customers? Can a well-known member (On Metin2 Dev...) recommend you? Do you have public works? (On our community or others, this is strongly recommended...) PS: These messages will then be hidden... Thank you, Metin2 Dev , Hey guys, can you please link the Dump Proto program? -
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[C++] Making Clients (.exe) Open Separately
What would be pretty useful is to add the name of the selected character after character selection to the name of the client window like: Metin2 - Name of the selected character.- 1
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Creation of Metin2 Server ?
Hello how are you? Do you need help for a metin2 project? If so, send me a way to contact you, greetings -
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[C++] Making Clients (.exe) Open Separately
I didn't see this , basically it's the same thing, i just used less code. Both will do the same job anyway, regards. -
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Drop item under the character instead of under the mob
What you're trying to achieve is pretty simple when you think about it, you just have to pay attention to who is the attacker and who is the victim. In the server source, you should look at every instance where CItem::AddToGround (item.cpp) is called, the main function who takes care of the mob drop is CHARACTER::Reward (char_battle.cpp). I'll guide you step by step how to modify the Reward function to take the attacker's position instead of the victim. Logically, the attacker is our character and the victim is the mob, so in that case we'll just use the pkAttacker pointer when taking the coordinates for the pixel position. PIXEL_POSITION pos = GetXYZ(); // will become PIXEL_POSITION pos = pkAttacker->GetXYZ(); // In some cases (like using martysama's files) you will probably have a call to GetMovablePosition inisde the Reward function // to make sure items dropped are not in unreachable places. Just adapt the arguments (probably GetX and GetY) by using the same concept, using the attacker's pointer. The same applies for every function where there are items added on the ground. You can control where they will drop based on who's position you're taking. (GetXYZ function) -
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